Troubadour - Kensington and Chelsea

We were looking for somewhere for dinner around 10 pm while walking through the area and happened to walk past the Troubadour and went in. What a great place! The staff were welcoming and efficient. Great food (I had bangers and mash, which I recommend) and a wonderful atmosphere. Next time I'm in the Earl's Court area, I'll certainly take the five minute walk from Earl's Court station to pay the Troubadour a visit.

Very nice local, dear food, of poor quantity and mediocre. Good service

Great venue along with a very tasty menu. From Hendrix to Dylan a long list of great artists have played here. Excellent atmosphere.

Trobadour is troubadour. It is a unique and iconic place to see some amazing live bands when you’re in the area. Special mention for Nick, the Sound Engineer. Nick you’re legend ! I’ve been to Troubadour many times. I even performed there a few years ago and I will go again. Amazing place.

Recently, I had the pleasure of experiencing a night of live music at The Troubadour in Chelsea, and it was nothing short of fantastic. The anticipation built as I secured tickets for just £10, a reasonable price for what turned out to be an incredible evening of entertainment. The Troubadour, with its rich history as a legendary music venue, lived up to its reputation. Nestled in the heart of Chelsea, the venue exudes a unique charm that blends nostalgia with contemporary vibes. Upon descending into the basement club, I was immediately captivated by the intimate atmosphere—a perfect setting for a night of live music. The upcoming band night showcased emerging talent, and I was pleasantly surprised by the caliber of performers. The diverse lineup presented a musical journey, each act contributing a distinct flavor to the overall experience. From indie rock to soulful ballads, the range of genres added a dynamic and engaging dimension to the night. The sound quality was impeccable, highlighting the musicians' skills and allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the live performances. The intimate space fostered a connection between the artists and the crowd, creating an electric atmosphere that resonated with the spirit of The Troubadour. The £10 ticket price felt like a steal for the quality of entertainment delivered. The affordability, combined with the venue's historic significance, made the evening even more memorable. The Troubadour Chelsea has successfully maintained its status as a hub for live music, offering a platform for both established and up-and-coming artists to showcase their talents. Whether you're a music enthusiast or simply looking for a vibrant night out, The Troubadour Chelsea delivers an unforgettable experience. The blend of historic charm, live music, and an atmospheric basement club setting makes it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the pulse of London's music scene.